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London and Middlesex / Re: Hare Street in Bethnal Green/Islington?
« on: Tuesday 05 January 21 19:13 GMT (UK)  »
Hare Street, Bethnal Green appears in the excellent Old Ordnance Survey Maps, London Sheet 51 published by Godfrey Edition.

I am looking for anything on my 3 x gt Grandfather Richard Martin who was a weaver in Hare Street, Bethnal Green with wife Christiana (Arrowsmith)  (possibly Christina) 1782-1841.  Had son Thomas Martin b 29.12.1814 who married Elizabeth Fennell. Any help appreciated...

Thanks.

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South Africa / Re: Alfred Thomas Charles Martin 1838-1874
« on: Saturday 13 February 16 07:26 GMT (UK)  »
Sorry not to have replied earlier.   Here is what I have.
The names of all the siblings are as follows:
Alfred Thomas Charles MARTIN  b2.6.1838
Selina MARTIN d inf 1840 ; Henry MARTIN  b 1842 or 3; Christina MARTIN b 1844/5;
Arthur MARTIN b 1846/7;Frederick MARTIN  b 1849/50; Edward MARTIN b Feb/Mar 1851;
Sarah MARTIN b 1852/3; Agnes MARTIN b 1854/5; Caroline MARTIN b 1856/7 m James Glaysher, bookseller, Greenwich, London;  Florence MARTIN b 1858/9 ; William MARTIN b 1861

3 or 4 of the siblings are believed to have emigrated to S Africa of which we are reasonably certain about Edward (Ted) and Agnes.    Edward went about 1868/9 aged 18.  Another was 'Aunty Minnie'
- uncertain how she was related to the others. Edward went on the off-chance of finding work and is believed to have started a chain of stores.

Any news on any descendants would be welcome

AJKM


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South Africa / Re: Alfred Thomas Charles Martin 1838-1874
« on: Wednesday 30 September 15 21:44 BST (UK)  »
Thanks for the reply.

As mentioned aro 1868/9 I am told

Regards
AJKM

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South Africa / Alfred Thomas Charles Martin 1838-1874
« on: Wednesday 30 September 15 19:04 BST (UK)  »
Dear South Africa -

ATCM was my great grandfather b. Clerkenwell, London in 1838 and was a clock-maker.  He was the eldest of 12 children of Thomas Martin and Elizabeth (Fennell).  It is believe that 3 or 4 of his siblings emigrated to S Africa from about 1868/9.  Those who definitely emigrated were Edward Martin b. 1851 in Shoreditch, London and sister Agnes Martin b. 1854/5.   Other possibles were Henry b. 1842/3, Arthur 1846/7, Frederick 1849/50, Sarah b 1852/3, Florence 1858/9 and William 1861 all born in London.

Edward started a chain of stores in Johannesburg. I should be interested in whether any of the descendants of any of these are still extant.

AJKM

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Armed Forces / Re: Geoff of Devon - Member of RootsChat
« on: Tuesday 29 September 15 08:47 BST (UK)  »
Thanks for the tip.   I am new to this.  AJM

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Armed Forces / Re: Geoff of Devon - Member of RootsChat
« on: Monday 28 September 15 23:18 BST (UK)  »
Is  Geoff of Devon still around?   I need to contact re a search he did back in 2004 (Alfred Thomas Charles Martin).

Andrew Martin

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